Matt,

/etc/fstab is one of the items excluded by 
/etc/systemimager/updateclient.local.exclude.  If you would like /etc/fstab to 
be updated when you run si_updateclient, just comment it out in that file.

If you want to do this on all machines, then do this:

   1) edit /etc/systemimager/updateclient.local.exclude in your image.
   2) si_update all machines (they get the new exclude file)
   3) si_update all machines again -- they now get the new fstab file.


Oh yeah, a side note:  the auto-install script is only used during
an auto-install, and is not used during an update.

Cheers, -Brian



Thus spake Brenner, Matthew A. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi,

I a new user of SystemImager. I'm quite impressed. I'm using it in a classroom 
containing one server (2 network cards) and 15 classroom machines; all running 
Debian Sarge. I got my server and one classroom machine configured correctly 
and then installed SystemImager-server on my server and SystemImager-client on 
the workstation. I followed instruction from the manual faithfully and imaged 
the remaining 14 machines.

Next I made some changes to the first workstation. Amoung other things, I added 
a line to /etc/fstab to mount another file system using NFS. Naturally, I 
fetched the new image from the workstation to the server and it took only a 
short time as I used the image name (so it was only an 'update'). Now, when I 
run si_updateclient on another workstation, a small number of files gets 
deleted and another bunch added (including /etc/fstab) but after 
si_updateclient finishes (message: Installation finished. No errors reported) 
the update seems to be successful, EXCEPT for /etc/fstab which had NOT changed.

I peeked at the master script and the fstab data in there is correct! I peeked 
at fstab in the /etc directory of the image tree and fstab is correct! What is 
going on that would cause SystemImager to fail to overwrite the old /etc/fstab 
with the new one?

Cheers,
Matt

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Matt Brenner
Instructor in Computer Science
Phillips Exeter Academy
20 Main Street
Exeter, NH 03833

phone:  (603) 775-7061
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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Mobile:  630.631.6621


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